The Lambertville record. [volume] (Lambertville, N.J.) 1872-1968, 1887-06-01
JERSEY JOTTINGS
PICKED UP IN MANY PLACES FOR
WEEKLY READERS.

PICKED UP IN MANY PLACES FOR
WEEKLY READERS.
Parts OF the State, Cleaned From Many
Sources For the Accommodation OF
Busy People.
Newark.
On Saturday afternoon Chief Tuite, Of
Newark, accompanied by Justice Roder and
two officers, drove round the city in the re
serve wagon TO arrest peddlsrs who had no
license and other violators Of the law The
officer driving had difficulty Ia holding the
horse still at the corner Of Market and Broad
streets, where pretty child Of four years got
under the wagon, between the wheels In an
instant the big hearted chief jumped from the
rear and reached for the child, whom he
saved from injury. He pressed the little one
close to him while the crowd gathered. When
he found that no injury had been done he re
turned the little one TO the servant who &c
companied It and reseated himself in the
| wagon
Daniel Dwyer, youth Of IS years, was ar
rested by Sergt Prout. On May IS Dwyer
was charged with disorderly conduct and
sent to police headquarters in the prison van
with several others. He managed to get free
and isnow charged with escaping.
George r. Lemon, son Of respectable
Newark builder, who Is depositor In tho
Essex County bank, was formerly clerk IN
that Institution. About year age he left
and for several weeks checks for small
amounts purporting to be signed by the
you ng mans father have been refused pay
ment az forgeries. One victim, who knew
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the bank, states that the youth wanted to
borrow IS, but was refused. He then brought
check for $40, dated May 90, signed In his
fathers name, and II was cashed. A note
was soon received from Lemons father ask
| ing the victim net to present the check. This
was done, however, and the bank cashier
stated that no Tess than thirty were found to
have been presented inside the two days.
No legal steps have yet been taken to prose-
| cute.
| Peterson.
Commissioners Sherwood, johnson and
| Torbet met In Paterson ON Saturday and
rendered their decision as to the value of the
| land and franchises OF the Paterson and God
| winville "Macadamisedn Road Company.
| They found that the lands In Passaic county
are worth 81 AIS and the franchises S25, max
| ing total Of 81, 800 in all. There are mort
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| cages on the company's property amounting
to 80, 600, and the decision sets forth that the
counsel Of the company has openly agreed
| that ON the payment OF the amount estimated
by the commissioners the property will be
| turned over to the county free Of oil incum-
ORANGES. The mortgages are held In part by
| the estate Of the late Judge Woodruff, and
| the rest IL divided up among the stockholders
| Of the company. They win probably realize
| little more than SO cents on the dollar. The
proceedings thus far merely relate to that
Of ths company's property that lies In Passaic
county. As for the value of that lying In
Bergen county, 1t Is expected that 1t win be
determined upon ana paid by the county.
.nas .ns s''.ouhs wiz ~ snla'l - Juuseu iron, IRON,
sno Aass s.as si'o improvements siiere ha'e
peen snkhe
New Brunswick.
| There arrived at New Brunswick O day or
| two ago william 4. Allen, who left his home
In Cumberland, Md, TWO weeks ago In two
scat carriage, 10 winch was Attached white
morse, TOT tne purpose OF driving 10 New
BRUNSWICK, distance OK 'VV miles. lie was
accompanied py ms wsie ana son, ana IN
tended 70 pay WISH 20 ms pfother, a. u
Allen, OF NO lo4 Churcn streeh AFTER rev
Gays OF rest Mr.. Alien INTENDS 70 arrive 10 New
80 = SAsJ, e"a o.,e'' ns'.S '>o A0'"." ~ W
ounoerlanu ~ suns. me morse SHOWS APP
pa,en.ly nv nn elec's from nis long tramp,
anu nus owner eapecss 20 ihaRe INC return
uiP M ieSS s'i'ln nahe uays'
| Passaic.
Sixty thousand young trout have been
placed in the streams of Morris, Warren
Hunterdon and Passaic counties by Fish Com
missioner +. M. Ward.
Hopatcong Station.
The fleet of steamers on Lake HopatconR
has been augmented by the addition Of a
sidewheel boat about thirty feet in length to
carry fifty passengers.
Asbury Park.
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m haoin an action AGAINST = numhar ~ cioar
dealers here who have been selling nacka@es
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ha obscans
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sns a ,.awardas when n rsv, nss a.,t
as 49, .t,s ths ne. ,,rosts would a,,,a'nt
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Orange.
benjamin +. Green, OF Centre street by a
decision OF the United States supreme court,
| last week was made 100000 richer. Mr..
Green Is the brother OF Col. Nelson Green
the patentee OF the driven WELL and purchased
all the rights OF the invention for this state
for $4,000 According to law he was en-
titled to $40 royalty from every person in the
state using the patent. Mr.. Green found that
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